Sorry to hear about that but if I were you and wanted revenge I would n't have let it be known on the internet.
Keep safe.

The number of drivers that purposefully carry a weapon somewhere it's handy in a car is truly shocking. Sorry to hear that you got the wrong end of this. Like OD says, I wouldn't go looking for him without deleting the comments you made - try finding a more sympathetic cop or a lawyer.

If only I was a real person and not just one of Iron Eye's many fantasies, he could phone me up and send me on a 'job'. Sadly I am just a figment of his imagination thus I am limited to singing and writing rhymes. Oh well.

i agree with steff: make a complaint to the police in writing and try to get your witness to do so too. at the very least, see if you can get them to sign a letter you have written on their behalf. (get's around other people's laziness.)

even if they fob you off, at least it is on record that you know they are fobbing you off.

One of my rules for bastard drivers. Always get the plate. I've had people try to run me off the road and I've ridden up behind them smiled and read their plate number back at them. They're usually better behaved the next time. Also try not to reach for the lock until they start reaching for something. In my head I have a prepared speech. "Officer he threatened me and then made a furitive move as if he were going for a gun or weapon, I was in fear for my life. That's why I....." I've never had to use that one, I learned one like it when I worked door at a bar and I was told it worked wonders. Hope that helps.

In the past I have learnt (actually in theory I know, but in practice I haven't learnt) the hard way that retaliation is a very bad idea.

Sometimes though you just see red when someone does something negligent, stupid, arrogant or just plain dangerous. It is incredibly frustrating, especially when you let it go and spend the next 30 minutes calming down and telling yourself 'you did the right thing' and 'at least you didn't get hit'. While a righteous exactation of revenge might feel good, it will probably get you beaten up, run over or arrested...

I got revenge by 'accident' a couple of times. For example this woman the other day just pulls out of a multistorey car park onto a one-way street without looking. It was raining. I saw the front of the bonnet emerge from the car park entrance, and I had plenty of time to react and slow down, and I watched the car come out, and as soon as the actual woman's head was visible I looked straight at her face, except I couldn't see it because it was pointing the other way. Yes, she didn't even take one little glance to see if anything was coming. I thought, 'How can anyone be that stupid, and have a driving license?'. No, that shouldn't be allowed. I am going to teach this person a lesson. I am not going to bother pulling my brake to avoid the accident that she has potentially caused, I am going to continue at my current speed, ride straight into her car, ensuring that the full force of my momentum connects with her wing mirror. Oh dear, sorry love but you pulled out without looking, and it's raining so I couldn't stop without skidding and possibly losing control and falling off, I tried to go around you instead, but alas I have failed'. But that kind of thing is obviously the wrong thing to do, two wrongs don't make a right, and besides, it's potentially more dangerous for you, so it is pretty dumb... .

Sorry I was kind of in a hurry when I posted that. I should have said if your cornered. You really should avoid getting in a confrontation with someone in a car they may be better armed then you with say, a car for one. Heck even if I packed a Heckler & Koch P7 like Bad Man I wouldn't want to fight a car. Then,Also try not to reach for the lock until they start reaching for something.In my head I have a prepared speech. "Officer he threatened me and then made a furitive move as if he were going for a gun or weapon, I was in fear for my life. That's why I.....I will answer any questions you have after I have the chance to speak to an attorney" I've never had to use that one, I learned one like it when I worked door at a bar and I was told it worked wonders. Hope that helps. That's either mistake of fact self-defense if he's not going for a weapon or actual self-defense if he was. Anyway, that's what one should do if forced to at least in Alaska. Anyway need to get away from the computer, like I have a job or something. Now that I'm back one more thing fleeing is the best defense. If a confrontation can not be avoided do what you need to do survive.

^ That's the smartest move!

^ My controller tried that with a driver that cut up his wife while cycling, the driver realised his intent and covered the ignition with his hand... He had his Ray Bans whipped from his top pocket instead